Dreadhold: Eberron's Inescapable Island Prison (game mechanics) - Issue #344.Eternal Evil: The Lords of Dust (game mechanics) - Issue #337.Touched by Madness: Eberron's Cults of the Dragon Below (game mechanics) - Issue #332.The Umbragen: Shadow Elves of Xen'drik (game mechanics) - Issue #330.Marked for Death (sneak peek) - Issue #329.Living Nightmares: Dream Creatures of Dal Quor (game mechanics) - Issue #324.Countdown to Eberron: Dragonmarks, Dragonshards, and Dynasties of Power (sneak peek) - Issue #320.Countdown to Eberron: A World Tempered by Magic (sneak peek) - Issue #319.Countdown to Eberron: Encounter the Warforged (sneak peek) - Issue #318.Countdown to Eberron: Races of the New World (sneak peek) - Issue #317.Countdown to Eberron: Creating the Heroes (sneak peek) - Issue #316.Countdown to Eberron: Setting the Stage (sneak peek) - Issue #315.A number of writers have written articles for Dragon, including Eberron creator Keith Baker. Dragon magazine continues to be released online monthly.ĭragon magazine has published a wide number of content for the Eberron campaign setting, both as a periodical published by Paizo Publishing and as a PDF released by Wizards of the Coast. Dragon magazine was on hiatus until June 2008, when Wizards of the Coast relaunched Dragon as online content to coincide with the launch of the 4th edition of Dungeons & Dragons. Paizo Publishing continued to release the monthly Dragon magazine until September 2007, when Wizards of the Coast announced it would not renew Paizo's publishing rights to Dungeons & Dragons materials. Wizards of the Coast continued to publish Dragon magazine until late 2002, when Paizo Publishing acquired publishing rights to both Dungeon and Dragon as part of a move by Wizards of the Coast to divest business ventures not related to its core business. was purchased in whole by gaming company Wizards of the Coast in 1990, and Wizards of the Coast acquired the rights to all Dungeons & Dragons materials, including Dragon magazine.

Dragon magazine became a success, and published a number of supplemental articles over the course of the next few decades, including introducing new campaign material, such as the Forgotten Realms campaign by Ed Greenwood. tried again, launching a new magazine under new editor Tim Kask. After a failed launch of magazine The Strategic Review, gaming company TSR, Inc.

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